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The shoal looks like an open hand with a protruding wrist. We go down along the chain a - 10 m and we start from the west side. A first gully leads us to an inlet with a blind cave that we light up with torches to see its colors. Then we retrace our steps and take the beginning of the parallel gully characterized by an oblique rock that creates a passage full of life. We remain at - 15 m and we visit the south side with boulders hosting various types of species and numerous nudibranchs. We cont…
The shoal looks like an open hand with a protruding wrist. We go down along the chain a - 10 m and we start from the west side. A first gully leads us to an inlet with a blind cave that we light up with torches to see its colors. Then we retrace our steps and take the beginning of the parallel gully characterized by an oblique rock that creates a passage full of life. We remain at - 15 m and we visit the south side with boulders hosting various types of species and numerous nudibranchs. We continue the tour and on a base, between the sand and Poseidonia, we find the commemorative plaque of the freediver J. Maiol. Continuing there is a cave with sponges and limestone formations that do not like direct light, but looking up we can see a siphon with a perpendicular and a lateral exit. We leave the cave and keeping to the left we reach the altitude for the safety stop, already seeing the boat.
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